Defending champion Max Verstappen has extended his world championship lead in Formula 1 with a win at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
The 24-year-old Dutchman beat his Red Bull team-mate Sergio Pérez from Mexico in Baku on Sunday.
Third was the Brit George Russell in the Mercedes.
Charles Leclerc was unable to use his pole position and retired after a technical defect in his Ferrari, as did stable rival Carlos Sainz.
British press reviews
The Sun:
"For Ferrari, the implosion of the Italian team - after such a strong start to the season that saw them produce the fastest car on the line-up - is the talking point.
If there's one thing we've learned about Formula 1's most famous team, it's that they know how to screw things up.
They haven't won a title since 2008, but they are the undisputed champions at scoring own goals."
Daily Mail:
Lewis Hamilton says he experienced the most painful race of his career at Baku... but if the bouncing horror of his scrap Mercedes box was at the root of the discomfort, then his 37 years were of little help when he himself fought for fourth place"
The Independent:
Charles Leclerc demands Ferrari fix problems while Max Verstappen benefits in Baku
Daily Mirror:
"Max Verstappen saunters to victory at Azerbaijan Grand Prix as Ferrari suffers double retirement disaster"
French press reviews
"Le Monde":
"Red Bull clinches a one-two in Baku, Ferrari continues to suffer setbacks"
"L'Equipe":
"When they were supposed to get back on track this Sunday in Azerbaijan, Scuderia Ferrari hit rock bottom there with a catastrophic double failure for Carlos Sainz and especially Charles Leclerc, who was still in the lead when he retired. "
"Le Figaro":
"Red Bull's walk, Ferrari's black Sunday",
Italian press reviews
"Gazzetta dello Sport":
"Disaster Ferrari.
The World Cup goes up in smoke.
Ferrari, why are you so fragile?
Leclerc will be betrayed by the engine while in the lead”
"Tuttosport":
"Maranello, we have a problem.
Ferrari with the next flop after pole position”
"Corriere dello Sport":
"Ferrari, what a disaster in Baku"
"La Repubblica":
"The certificates for the Grand Prix of Baku: Verstappen perfect, Ferrari a nightmare, Russell a bank"
"La Stampa":
"Verstappen gets the best result with a minimal effort.
The successes in difficult races make the difference.
The defeat in Baku will have a negative impact on the entire World Cup for Ferrari.
For Leclerc, the world title is at stake."
Dutch press reviews
"De Telegraaf:"
"On course for the second title: Max Verstappen proves on the track who is number one at Red Bull - whoever needed proof.
Having Charles Leclerc retiring for Ferrari on another dramatic day enhanced the celebrations."
AD:
“Max Verstappen got out of his car as if to say: I am the boss of Formula 1. Max Verstappen let his right foot speak again in Baku.
Ferrari, on the other hand, had a catastrophic Sunday."
Spanish press reviews
"As":
"Ferrari self-destructs"
"Marca":
"Verstappen unrivaled, Ferrari bleeds to death because of the engine"
"El País":
"Checo Pérez takes 20th Formula 1 podium after brilliant performance in Azerbaijan"
Austrian press reviews:
"Kurier":
"The back pinches: concerns about Formula 1 ace Lewis Hamilton"
Swiss press reviews:
"Blick":
"The sheer Ferrari horror in Baku!
First Sainz retires with brake problems, a little later Charles Leclerc, who was leading at the time, has to give up with engine damage.
Zero points for the Scuderia.
What a debacle.
One's sorrow, another's joy.
Red Bull does not report any problems, can fit fresh tires at will to achieve the one-two.
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